Sentence examples for for a direct contact from inspiring English sources
The acquisition of foetal ECG becomes a challenging task since it is perilous for a direct contact over the foetus.
NK-MSC cm was significantly superior to MSC cm in suppressing cytotoxic potential of NK cells indicating a need for a direct contact between the UC-MSCs and NK cells, for the maximal release of the cytotoxicity suppressant.
In the present study a one-dimensional model has been developed for the calculation and design of a direct contact thermal screw dryer for biomass residues.
We suggest that it acts as a pivot point for peptide binding and is probably a direct contact for all three agonists.
As for IVMS, "they have a direct contact with [the] scientists [who] are running the facilities" for structural biology research, he says.
● Is there a feature that will allow you to get your questions answered such as a direct contact for the developer or a discussion forum?
The advantages of the TIB systems have been well documented, and benefits have been shown both for reducing workload and thus cost, and for better plant performances by allowing a direct contact of the medium throughout the plant material and by renewing the culture atmosphere on each immersion [ 12].
Such high concentrations of chemicals are relevant only for the bilayers, which come into a direct contact with certain types of local doses of chemicals.
The objective of this work is to investigate the solidification mechanism of phase change materials (PCM) for heat discharging in a direct-contact thermal energy storage (TES) container for M-TES.
Thin anodized aluminum oxide nanomask was prepared by facile self-assembly technique without using polymer buffer layer, which was utilized as a direct-contact template for oxygen plasma etch to produce near-periodic, small-neck-width NPG.
Sometimes the aim is to exalt an imperfect human being: celebrities and even politicians need to possess "charisma", a word that originally vouched for a believer's direct contact with a divine source.
